Anyway... you can also visit our meetup page for additional details: http://www.meetup.com/Central-Jersey-Monmouth-Coun...CJREI (the Red Bank group) offers a combination of education and networking and yes @Dennis Cuocci anybody is welcome to attend.

The way I look at small things like that is either the competition has it, so you should, or they don't and it will put you a few steps ahead of them when a buyer is visiting multiple houses.

The most valuable pass/fail criteria that I apply in my tenant selection is that of a site visit of their current residence.  

Currently visiting home till Dec 16 then heading up to cairns.

First, it's a big waste of time to visit properties before you make offers.  

@Willie MoralesI have no properties in Philadelphia, but I just visited that city to meet with Jay Walsh and ABC Capital Investments.

I have been reading a book from Ken Mcelroy where he says something in style with: A person that aquired a apartment building, didn't ever visit the property, bought it sight unseen. it was filled to 60% occupancy and was in negative cashflow therefore it was: UNSELLABLE. 

My friend and I got to talking about Possibly Visiting the detention center and making him an offer on the house .

@Jonathan Twombly, and anyone that is skeptic, I would encourage you to come pay a visit to Detroit soon.

When the seller told her their asking price, she complained that it was too expensive and they should lower the price because they couldn't afford it.Now we are closing next week and the appraiser and my loan officer visited the house this morning and called me saying the neighbor approached them and started asking questions about what they were doing and telling them there were terrible foundation issues with the house.